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Re: steam floor cleaner

Postby Diflower » 12 Feb 2013, 21:24

Kaz wrote:Mick used my MIL's polti on our shower cubicle today - it looks like a brand new unit, and the tiling has come up a treat :D :D Can't wait to see what itcan do for the oven.............. :oops: :lol: :lol:


Ok, enough, enough, would you all please stop with the clean, steam, excitement stuff :twisted: :mrgreen:
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Re: steam floor cleaner

Postby Kaz » 12 Feb 2013, 21:25

Yes that's right Shell - am thinking of buying one myself, we have a lot of windows here and patio doors...............I have friends who swear by it 8-)

:lol: :lol: Di :lol:
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Re: steam floor cleaner

Postby Gal » 12 Feb 2013, 22:22

Diflower wrote:Ok, enough, enough, would you all please stop with the clean, steam, excitement stuff :twisted: :mrgreen:


LOL, couldn't agree more Di!! :lol: :lol:
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Re: steam floor cleaner

Postby Kaz » 13 Feb 2013, 08:54

:roll: :roll: :P
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Re: steam floor cleaner

Postby Paddypix » 13 Feb 2013, 19:42

I have the Shark 2-in-1 and I love it. It cleans my tiled floors, hardwood floors and surfaces like a dream and the floors dry so quickly compared to a mop and bucket. Mine has a detachable hand held steamer which can he used for windows, ovens, hobs etc. I wouldn't be without it although it was quite expensive.
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